How Do I Buy A House With No Credit?

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Title	:	How Do I Buy A House With No Credit?
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Beautiful teaching💖
Comment from : Miss Boyd

Davie living in fantasy land here
Comment from : Massound Zandieh

Just buy a mini house and pay cash for it
Comment from : S Seraj

Manual underwriting is the worst thing you can do your interest rate is usually 1-2 higher sometimes even more and will always ask for a higher down payment than normal people buying a house for the first time at 5-10
Comment from : Abraxas

love the information in this video, but the delivery kind of undermined the actual wisdom being imparted lol i understand having a distaste for something but i don't think doing something distasteful is a sincere argument genuine sure, but not sincere
Comment from : Joe Arguello

It is possible There is a program called neighborhood assistance corporation of america which doesn't use a fico score I used them the underwriting process was so so difficult but in the end it was worth it I saved 10s of thousands of dollarsbrNo pmi no closing costs Interest below prime and fixed for the life of the loan no fees no fico scorebrThere are things people can do but they need to look around
Comment from : Sarah Shanahan

Dave, please change the buffer music back to that “let’s get after this debt” tune instead of the new “I’m ready for my nap” music PLEASE ??
Comment from : mrdrivebytrucker

You don't You continue renting
Comment from : Rob

Mrs Jenna is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy
Comment from : Rusi Elisabeth

Cash
Comment from : ROOBY

Does Dave or any of his close relatives or business partners own a stake in Churchill Mortgage?brbrShouldn't this video disclaim a paid promotion?
Comment from : Matt Collins

The almighty and all knowing Dave is incorrect, once again
Comment from : Steven Seagull

How do I buy a house with no income?
Comment from : Le0

I bought mine with cash
Comment from : F Huber

All you need is a firm handshake and a job as a cashier at a grocery store Ramsey still lives in the 1960s
Comment from : C H

how? you don't
Comment from : THE

You can also buy as a lease purchase with an individual with a notarized written agreement
Comment from : LaVona Mickler

Contrary to certain information in this comment section, you are guaranteed to pay more; the risk to the bank is higher This person can keep trying to shame people with the word “DRAMA”, but facts speak for themselves
Comment from : David

You go to Home Depot and buy a tricked out Tuff Shed LOL
Comment from : A W

So let me get this straight Majority of lenders don't do conventional manual underwriting so you get stuck with a handful of companies(churchhill mortgage as the old example) So churchhill tells you got a great rate but how can you be sure if you weren't able to shop around? Also what if you want to buy a multi unit, or a manufactured home and the lender doesn't allow it under manual underwriting? Nobody remembers the caller a few months ago that got denied a construction loan by churchhill because they wouldn't do manual underwriting for a specific product?
Comment from : Abe

The problem with manual underwriting is the interest rate is usually higher which means you're buying power is reduced
Comment from : the parrot channel

How about listing a few mortgage companies that actually do this Oh right they don’t exist
Comment from : scott aleman

Good luck finding one Besides Churchhill
Comment from : Richard M

Have 50k or more in savings for a down payment and you should be fine, as long as it's not a half million dollar home 👍
Comment from : Joe Plem

2008 happened because of Clinton He wanted everyone to own a house Regardless of if you can pay it back or not
Comment from : Jimmy McGill

Most mortgage companies do not do that And it will cost you more at the end
Comment from : Jimmy McGill

I plan on buying a house with all the spare change I’ve saved over the years 😅👍🏾😖
Comment from : Ron Reego Making Visions Possible

If anyone here ever did manual underwriting, please share your experiences in the comments I'd love to hear some true stories
Comment from : psc ih

You don't Thats how we got in the housing mess in 2008
Comment from : Tracy Galuszynski

I wake up every day and I make it my goal to save everything I can to save for a real big down payment thanks to this guy right here
Comment from : Adrian Rivera

This is an old question I already know the answer Would love to see new content Will guess Churchhill mortgage charges additional to do manual underwriting Rate may be the same- but the cost of the mortgage will not be compared to other companies Total cost of the buying process is also important
Comment from : Truthseeker